NaamSetu

Hindu calendar

February 2033

Tithi at sunrise for Delhi, with festivals and vrats.

Sunrise-based values for Delhi.

Mangalvaar (Tue)

Shukla Dwitiya

Dhanishta

Saka 12 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:09 · Moonrise 07:51

Budhvaar (Wed)

Shukla Tritiya

Shatabhisha

Saka 13 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:09 · Moonrise 08:35

Guruvaar (Thu)

Shukla Chaturthi

Uttara Bhadrapada

Saka 14 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Vinayaka Chaturthi

Sunrise 07:08 · Moonrise 09:18

Shukravaar (Fri)

Shukla Panchami

Revati

Saka 15 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Vasant Panchami

Sunrise 07:07 · Moonrise 10:01

Shanivaar (Sat)

Shukla Shashthi

Ashwini

Saka 16 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:07 · Moonrise 10:44

Ravivaar (Sun)

Shukla Saptami

Bharani

Saka 17 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Ratha Saptami

Sunrise 07:06 · Moonrise 11:29

Somvaar (Mon)

Shukla Navami

Krittika

Saka 18 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:05 · Moonrise 12:16

Mangalvaar (Tue)

Shukla Dashami

Rohini

Saka 19 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:05 · Moonrise 13:05

Budhvaar (Wed)

Shukla Ekadashi

Mrigashira

Saka 20 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Ekadashi

Sunrise 07:04 · Moonrise 13:56

Guruvaar (Thu)

Shukla Dwadashi

Ardra

Saka 21 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:03 · Moonrise 14:49

Shukravaar (Fri)

Shukla Dwadashi

Punarvasu

Saka 22 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:03 · Moonrise 15:42

Shanivaar (Sat)

Shukla Trayodashi

Pushya

Saka 23 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Pradosh Vrat

Sunrise 07:02 · Moonrise 16:36

Ravivaar (Sun)

Shukla Chaturdashi

Ashlesha

Saka 24 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 07:01 · Moonrise 17:29

Somvaar (Mon)

Shukla Purnima

Ashlesha

Saka 25 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Magha Purnima
  • Purnima

Sunrise 07:00 · Moonrise 18:21

Mangalvaar (Tue)

Krishna Pratipada

Magha

Saka 26 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:59 · Moonrise 19:13

Budhvaar (Wed)

Krishna Dwitiya

Purva Phalguni

Saka 27 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:59 · Moonrise 20:04

Guruvaar (Thu)

Krishna Tritiya

Uttara Phalguni

Saka 28 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:58 · Moonrise 20:55

Shukravaar (Fri)

Krishna Chaturthi

Hasta

Saka 29 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Sankashti Chaturthi

Sunrise 06:57 · Moonrise 21:46

Shanivaar (Sat)

Krishna Panchami

Chitra

Saka 30 Magha 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:56 · Moonrise 22:38

Ravivaar (Sun)

Krishna Shashthi

Swati

Saka 1 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:55 · Moonrise 23:30

Somvaar (Mon)

Krishna Saptami

Vishakha

Saka 2 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:54 · Moonrise 00:24, 22 Feb 2033

Mangalvaar (Tue)

Krishna Ashtami

Anuradha

Saka 3 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:53 · Moonrise 00:24

Budhvaar (Wed)

Krishna Navami

Jyeshtha

Saka 4 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:52 · Moonrise 01:18

Guruvaar (Thu)

Krishna Dashami

Mula

Saka 5 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:51 · Moonrise 02:13

Shukravaar (Fri)

Krishna Ekadashi

Purva Ashadha

Saka 6 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Ekadashi

Sunrise 06:50 · Moonrise 03:06

Shanivaar (Sat)

Krishna Dwadashi

Uttara Ashadha

Saka 7 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

Sunrise 06:49 · Moonrise 03:59

Ravivaar (Sun)

Krishna Trayodashi

Shravana

Saka 8 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Maha Shivaratri
  • Pradosh Vrat

Sunrise 06:48 · Moonrise 04:49

Somvaar (Mon)

Krishna Chaturdashi

Dhanishta

Saka 9 Phalguna 1954

Vikram 2089 · Gujarati 2089

  • Masik Shivaratri

Sunrise 06:47 · Moonrise 05:37

Reading this table

Why the shading changes

Shaded rows are the Krishna paksha, the waning fortnight from the full moon to the new. Unshaded rows are the waxing Shukla paksha.

The tithi shown is the one running at sunrise, which is what names the Hindu day. A tithi occasionally skips a day entirely (kshaya) or rules two (adhika) — that is not a gap in the data, it is what the Moon did.

The masa is the amanta month (new moon to new moon). For the purnimanta name used across north India, add one month during the shaded fortnight. Full detail for any day is on that day's panchang page.

Every cell also carries the computed Vikram and Gujarati era year. The Saka line is a complete Indian National Calendar civil date. Vikram and Gujarati month/day conversions use regional New Year conventions, so this grid does not label an era number as a civil date.